The young'uns are all out and adjusting to life in the cage. I've included a pic of #2 then a pic of him/her next to #1. How far down the white feathers around the neck go is the only way I can tell them apart.
#3, who Karyn has dubbed "Corky", has a bit of a crook in his neck. It seems to be getting better, but his head is definitely angled upwards most of the time. Hopefully it's just a carry-over from his positioning in the nesting box. I'm also tossing a pic of the bedroom up here. I apologize for the dry post. If you need to laugh at something, laugh at Corky. I promise, this is the last of the bird posts. It was a favor to my mother...
#3, who Karyn has dubbed "Corky", has a bit of a crook in his neck. It seems to be getting better, but his head is definitely angled upwards most of the time. Hopefully it's just a carry-over from his positioning in the nesting box. I'm also tossing a pic of the bedroom up here. I apologize for the dry post. If you need to laugh at something, laugh at Corky. I promise, this is the last of the bird posts. It was a favor to my mother...
2 comments:
Your Plot rocks. Your new digs are gorgeous. Would kill to live in a row house. It's great to be able to virtually enjoy everything in your new city. Wish I could adopt Corky; he's right up my alley. JJ is sneaky, has nail-laden paws, and would find a way to tortment the Cute Chirper. She's the reason I had to cover the Master-Beta's bowl with chicken wire, after catching her with 'paw-dipped-in.' Thrilled that you two are semi-settled in a lovely new home, but we still miss you two, very much. Thank goodness it isn't too far away. Love to you both, Mr. Thome, and the peep-squeaks.
After years of flipping me the bird you're finally offering one of your feathery friends. I hope you're enjoying the Philly that Fresh Prince sings of. Have a good summer.
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